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@amye could you please label this as TAG Runtime and TAG App Delivery? |
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(Graduation proposals don't get labeled with TAGs but this is is fine) |
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@aliok In preparation for Knative to be picked up by a TOC member after the KubeCon freeze period -- and prior to TOC member assignment -- please:
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On behalf of the Knative Steering Committee, I would like to propose Knative to become a graduated CNCF project.
As you can see in the proposal document in this PR, we believe Knative is ready to graduate.
A TAG CS governance review request was created here: cncf/tag-contributor-strategy#578 (I believe this is not a MUST for graduation yet, as I saw the Istio example).